The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-28
THE NATIONAL LnAauR.


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NEW Yonx, 8; CHICAGO. 1.
The renowned Capt Arson and his sate!lites
can we'll DO proud Of the royal reception they
received at the Polo grounds yesterday on the
occasion OF their last visit to this city this sea-
son. So great was the rush that rs early as an
hour before the game Tickets were being sold
by the speoulations for as much ns 81. This
amount was frequently offered by those inside
tho grounds for seats. When the bell rang to
begin the game nearly 10000. persons had
the teams came on tho field It was almost
whsther good or bad. Il was ali the sans.
only saw the New Yorks win. But they also saw
pretty IL w sn oet WesS
and Glarkson were the pitchers. and OF the two
even more SO than in the former game as III, the
than single base. Tic Visitors Ut the dust
arm is quite lame. The Now Yorks did not hit
MIN 90 often: but they hit the ball hard and
6kosrfe snf fsd the batting with tive three
base Lifts. while Conner, Rainey. and Richard.
was one Of the features Of the game. He
home on hit insiie The diamond BY Ward
fh Sn senssa sEdns on Soh vas
osn ss Tse w Sa s u I @
time and time again. O,Rourke did roInarkably
SAID bsOs the
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The New Yorks went first to the bat. George
Gore handled tho willow, and hit liner to
bis base on i've Balls the The only i've pitched to
hhm He e. once stole see0ad and e I srSTd
Ward got to first before the ball was recovered.
Herman skipped for home and scored. making
UP by Conner on foul tip to Daily. Sunday
came up first for the visitors and popped fy
to Weleh; Ryan hit sale and went to second
fOu!e out to Connor. and Arson brought out
q shout OF applause by going out from Ward
Jim O'ltourke opened the second inning for
the home tenn by tho PAL toyard the the
on third, and Gillespie. hit groundert to Burns,
who put the bix captain. q, S%t before he c9gld
nsy iiew ont to Hysn, and Daily caught GILES.
pie stealing second, Pfeiier was the first for
The vsis9rs IN this inning hrew
same service Tor Williamson, Burns lined the
ball down toward Ward, but Johnnie could not
ri wss uae for h and he
In the, third inning Richsrdson flew to Sun.
Gore out at. first Then DAILY came up and
lined the bull down into the senlEe field crowd
do al everything. Clarkson dropped the ball
second Gsss 0 for safe G and paiy
at
bat. but he found the wind four times and sat
down. Clarkson tried to steal second. but
O'kourke headed him on. Ryan also struck
Amid a large sized demonstration Herman
came up to omen, the fourth inning but a,tsr
SON Gathered IN Wards grounder. and the little
Connor 'n make y lit, Tine collision d the bali
and bat and The yell Of the crowd were stimuli VI
When SUNDAY had rseovsred shs
SaI s sGtG him t to third Then can't oarfs
came up, Tho right field picket fence fell
over. O'!ourke struck out. The mascot won't
out and laid down on the grass. Common went
80 tSraM cha pk.r aa 1t IN
Arson drove the bali up into tho air SO high
North River. Gore got under it, and Arson sat
down. Tho side went out on short grounder
NoW CHI" yelled the crowd whom that long
Gill responded with pretty hit TO left field.
mascot sco came back to interview the New York
mem It did no good as RICHARDSON went ont
favor OF Burns. Smiling Mickey was Just doing
his finest at the time, and as the strikes began
cited; ' but Tom did not strike out He hit, a
sharp grounder to Rainey. who fumble ed the
Da s WS SS H by 5nsps e qp
captured Clarkson's fly. and tho side went to
th %a aS,S' tried to open tho sixth inning with
safe lit. but Clarkson gathered his .grounder:
Sore hunted the bHl h5s s GTksTn and
play, tried to make double OF it. but threw
the ball over AGson's heal n End d., Tiern a.,
bull sale, and Herman scored. Ward stole
second. Connor tried to do something, and he
did; He lew out to SUNDAY. After sunday
t!s baa su On bls. neg oRosria causht lin steal
Ing the second bag and ut once arrested him.
Tfernan. Never mind" said Arson. "we'll
o'Roarks was arst to bat in the seventh Inn
and Ralney's ~ went to Sunday. Little Danny
en n up With bis Willow, and his Harlem twist
went TO Sullivan. Arson received cheers when
he csmo up to open tn. inning for the vIstSrs
while Gore got WILLIAMSBURG ny.
Smiling Mickey opened the eighth inning.
Gore hit tho ball straight at Clark son, the lat
ter stopped 1t, and then threw the ball over
Anson's head. letting Gore go 70 second. Tier
When the visitors came IN Richardson, made a
brilliant stop OF Burns's gromndsr and threw
the runner out at first. and Ward retired DAILY
In q similar manner. Clsrkson struck out.
The heavy batters, led by Common, came up in
the ninth inning. Conner hit to ,Pfefrer He
got the ball. bounded It up and down on the
ground to make q grand stand play. and failed
to throw the runner out, AT least the umpire
was let loose. II was caused by a three. base
C walked home, Gillespie went out VII.
Hanson to Arson. Rainey shot the bal over
10 right field for two bases, bringing In
S,RoarEe. The, crowd, had nov gone wild;
more bases, and Rainey came IN with the third
rum. WEIGH struck out. After Burns had
first. Sunday went out, Ward to Common. Ryan
was hit by a pitched ball, Sullivan flew out to
Gore and O'Rourke ended the game by cap
turing Ansons foul ny. The score;
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